Stem cell transplant offers hope for an HIV cureAny practical treatment is a long way off, but it's a start.By J. Fingas, 03.05.2019
Stem cell breakthrough could help cure type 1 diabetesScientists have turned human stem cells into insulin-producing cells.By J. Fingas, 02.03.2019
Lab-grown eyes explain how a baby's vision develops in the wombCRISPR manipulation proves why pre-term babies are often color-blind. By S. Dent, 10.12.2018
Skeletal stem cells could regrow damaged bonesIt could repair breaks and even fight osteoporosis.By J. Fingas, 09.24.2018
Baby tooth stem cells could regrow kids' dental tissueChildren might never have to grow up with 'dead' teeth again.By J. Fingas, 09.18.2018
Someday, every piece of a person will be replaceableYes, even your naughty bits.By A. Tarantola, 04.26.2018
Scientists get closer to replicating human spermResearchers have passed an important milestone in understanding sperm creation.By R. England, 01.02.2018
3D gel stacks can grow enough stem cells to treat brain diseaseIt could cure some conditions without consuming gigantic amounts of space.By J. Fingas, 11.05.2017
Scientists create 'tooth cracker' device to harvest stem cellsBecause drilling or shattering teeth lower the amount of stem cells that can be harvested. By M. Moon, 10.08.2017
Scientists may have found a functional cure for type-1 diabetesIt involves using stem cells to create insulin.By S. Krishna, 08.07.2017
Researchers will attempt to ‘reanimate’ a corpse with stem cellsWhat's the worst that could happen? Zombies, that's what.By A. Tarantola, 06.01.2017
Stem cell therapy makes sterile mice fertile againStem cells from the ovaries of young mice were implanted into older, sterile mice. Six out of eight subsequently got pregnant.By D. Cooper, 05.22.2017
Lab-grown stem cells could replace blood donationsCancer patients could someday sidestep waiting for bone marrow transplants.By T. Seppala, 05.19.2017
Lab-grown stem cells may carry an increased risk of cancerCutting-edge treatments can come with unexpected concerns.By J. Fingas, 05.01.2017
Gene editing could lead to a vaccine for arthritisIt might just prevent pain without nasty side effects.By J. Fingas, 04.30.2017
Mass-produced artificial blood is now a real possibilityIt could prove a life-saver for people with rare blood types.By J. Fingas, 03.27.2017
Scientists rejuvenate blood by reprogramming cellsThe effort could fight leukemia and other blood conditions.By J. Fingas, 02.26.2017
Researchers create first viable hybrid human-pig embryoThe breakthrough could one day lead to farm-grown organ transplants.By A. Dalton, 01.26.2017
Obama's legacy: The most tech-savvy presidentHe opened the door for Silicon Valley nerdiness in the White House.By T. O'Brien, 01.21.2017
Scientists recreate the outer layer of the heart with stem cellsIt could save heart attack patients and could lead to an entirely lab-grown human heart.By M. Moon, 01.12.2017